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<blockquote data-quote="MichiganHerd" data-source="post: 131725891" data-attributes="member: 1536401"><p>That's the part that leads me to be a little suspect here.&nbsp; Not to mention, some current SEC teams aren't in favor of Texas being able to join, teams like A&amp;M &amp; Missourri, and possibly Arkansas as well.&nbsp; A&amp;M wants the state of Texas all to their selves when it comes to the SEC, primarily for recruiting purposes.&nbsp; I can understand their reasoning, but feel they're coming across as crybabies, particularly when this hasn't become official yet.&nbsp; Since they cried though, it kind of gives me cause to think maybe something is in the works.&nbsp; Either way, if both leave, they're leaving the other eight teams in a bad spot.&nbsp; I'm just not sure there's enough landing spots for all eight teams though.&nbsp; I guess they could always bring in a Houston, UCF, Cinci, Boise, but then you're watering down the conference.&nbsp; WVU should and will look after their own best interest though, and I believe they'll land somewhere, but hard to tell where.&nbsp; As somebody else stated, college football is really starting to circle the drain, and if they're not careful, they'll end up in the *******, and lose many fans along the way.&nbsp; Big money is the root cause of problems here.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="MichiganHerd, post: 131725891, member: 1536401"] That's the part that leads me to be a little suspect here. Not to mention, some current SEC teams aren't in favor of Texas being able to join, teams like A&M & Missourri, and possibly Arkansas as well. A&M wants the state of Texas all to their selves when it comes to the SEC, primarily for recruiting purposes. I can understand their reasoning, but feel they're coming across as crybabies, particularly when this hasn't become official yet. Since they cried though, it kind of gives me cause to think maybe something is in the works. Either way, if both leave, they're leaving the other eight teams in a bad spot. I'm just not sure there's enough landing spots for all eight teams though. I guess they could always bring in a Houston, UCF, Cinci, Boise, but then you're watering down the conference. WVU should and will look after their own best interest though, and I believe they'll land somewhere, but hard to tell where. As somebody else stated, college football is really starting to circle the drain, and if they're not careful, they'll end up in the *******, and lose many fans along the way. Big money is the root cause of problems here. [/QUOTE]

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